Orders board to action in harbor row
President Wilson cabled the War Labor Board to resume the marine workers strike case in New York and seek a finding. The Marine Workers' Affiliation said they would accept any ruling and Taft and Manly announced the board would take up the controversy at New York City Hall Monday morning.
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Harbor Row
Washington
Wilson
War Labor Board
Marine Workers
New York
William H. Taft
Basil M. Manly
New York City Hall
Alton Cleveland Executed at Sing Sing for Brooklyn Killing
Ossining N Y Jan 11 Alton Cleveland who killed May Lewis in Brooklyn last February was electrocuted in Sing Sing prison on Thursday night. He had refused to communicate with his two daughters in the west and died hoping they would never learn how he perished.
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Ossining
N. Y
Alton Cleveland
May Lewis
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Cleveland
West
Offices Vacated In Idaho Land Administration Change
The Idaho land board declared the offices of register and land commissioner vacant. M C Stott and Commissioner Whiffen held the posts. No replacements yet due to illness of Attorney General Black and State Auditor Gallet. Hugh Wood and Fred W Gooding expected to join the highway commission.
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Boise
Idaho
The
Land Department
New State Land Board
M. C. Stott
Whiffen
Black
Gallet
Hugh Wood
Spencer
Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Highway Commission
San Francisco Passes Mask Ordinance During Influenza Epidemic
The board of supervisors voted to print an ordinance requiring gauze masks to curb the epidemic. The board of health reported 37 deaths and 612 new cases today, with yesterday showing 41 deaths and 465 new cases.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Board of Health
Wild West for Boys Overseas
New York nears a plan to send a wild west show to France for American expeditionary forces. William T P Larkin of overseas Knights of Columbus considers the offer by J F Corcoran of Fort Morgan Colorado to finance sixty cowboys, seven cowgirls, forty nine Indians nine squaws and several papooses with over a hundred unbroken horses at a cost around a quarter of a million dollars.
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New York
France
William TP. Larkin
Knights of Columbus
JF. T. Corcoran
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Corcoran
Larkin
Wyoming
New Mexico
Boys Doing Fine on Russian Soil
General Marsh released a report from the American military attache in Archangel detailing December and early January operations in northern Russia. The assessment notes the situation as satisfactory from military and sanitary viewpoints.
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Washington
Marsh
Archangel
Russia
Hines Chosen as Successor to McAdoo
Washington January 11 Walker D Hines assistant director general of railroads has been appointed director general by President Wilson succeeding McAdoo who retires to private life Hines was recommended by McAdoo and backs a five year continuation of government control He originated many policies of the railroad administration and previously chaired the Santa Fe board before joining the administration last year.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Wilson
McAdoo
Hines
Railroad Administration
The
Santa Fe
Asylum Board Reports on Work at Blackfoot Institution
The biennial report of the Blackfoot insane asylum outlines improvements including a new $12,500 residence for the medical superintendent and a $1,500 building for the head farmer. The facility is described as overtaxed with 350 patients at the start of 1916 and 325 by November 1918, with admissions, discharges, deaths, and parole figures detailed, plus nativity and religion data and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot Insane Asylum
S. L. Reece
L. EF. Dilligham
R. D. Thatcher
Medical
W. F. Pike
Pike
R. N. Jackson
Jackson
Ada County
Bannock
United States
Germany
Demobilization Push Accelerates for American Army
Washington reports demobilization proceeding at over twice British pace with 1,191,000 troops slated to be discharged by January 1. About 96,000 have returned from overseas, while five transports and the Mercy depart France for New York with 3,000 officers and men. Goethals and other ships carry skeleton divisional cadres to Camp Grant for demobilization.
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Washington
Mareh S
Mercy
France
War Department
New York
Pueblo
Wilhelmina
Hampden
General Goethals
King
Goethals
S4th
Camp Grant
Roosevelt Will Divides Trust Among Children
Theodore Roosevelt's will filed in Mineola divides a $60,000 trust fund into equal shares for his children and leaves his daughter Alice the wedding gifts from his first wife. The estate's total value is not stated but estimated to exceed $500,000 with Mrs. Roosevelt given authority to manage and distribute principal to the children.
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Mineola
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice
Roosevelt
Liebknecht Reported Killed During Street Fighting
London reports Dr Karl Liebknecht Spartacist leader killed in Thursday street fighting according to a Copenhagen telegram. Associated Press dispatches from Berlin Friday offer no confirmation of the death. In Stuttgart a Bolsheviki mass meeting near government buildings sparked bloody clashes and rioting continued Thursday night.
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London
Karl Liebknecht
Germany
Copenhagen
Exchange
Associated Press
Berlin
Liebknecht
Stuttgart
Munich
Fighting Escalates in German Newspaper Battle
Unverified dispatches report severe clashes across Dresden Hamburg and Berlin area fronts with government troops struggling to suppress Spartaeans who still hold newspaper buildings and battle continues with cannons and flame throwers yielding many fatalities.
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Berlin
Pullman Co seeks tax refunds from Bannock and 22 counties
The Pullman company asks Bannock County to refund 1224.06 and seeks 11,549.14 total in an Idaho suit. It asserts excessive taxation across 22 counties, lists amounts for each, and calls for 7 percent interest. The article also covers wartime veterans bureau plans and federal employment surveys in Pocatello.
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Pullman CO
Pullman Company
Rannock County
Thedam
Board of Equalization
Canyon County
Bannock County
Washington
Twin Falls
Power
Payette
Nez Perce
Minidoka
Madison
Lincoln
Kootenai
Jefferson
Gooding
Fremont
Franklin
Elmore
Cassia
Canyon
Bonneville
Blaine
Bonner
Bingham
Bear Lake
Butte Tax Bill Seeks General Revision and Commission
The Silver Bow county assessor's office asks state lawmakers to back a bill for a general revision of tax schedules and a permanent tax commission. The measure aims to replenish revenues lost with saloon license removals and address inequalities in resource classifications. Charles L. Leonard of Butte chairs the two year old tax laws survey commission.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Bow
Special Commission
Charles L. Leonard
Unclear Friday Developments Reported From Berlin
Report notes that details are unknown regarding Friday events in Berlin and mentions ongoing press commentary without definite conclusions. The fragment indicates uncertainty amid evolving coverage of Berlin developments.
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Berlin
Dances Closed Again in City Health Order
Dr R J Smith city physician announced a ban on all public and private dances starting Monday as a precaution after a worsening influenza situation locally. Outside areas report severe conditions and health officers vow strict quarantine with arrests for violations.
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R. J. Smith
Pocatello
France opposes Bolshevik recognition in potential Russia truce
Paris reports French foreign minister Stephen Pichon states Paris rejects any plan granting recognition to the Bolshevik regime. He says the Bolsheviks are not a legitimate government and France will continue to treat the soviet organization as an enemy.
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Paris
France
Russia
Stephen Piehon
Clemenceau Named Permanent President Of Inter Allied Peace Conference
Paris reports that Georges Clemenceau will serve as permanent president of the inter allied peace conference as a tribute to France. President Wilson and American delegates have agreed to his appointment by common consent of all delegates.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Wilson
Corn and oats market report
Chicago January 11 corn priced at 1.40 per unit and oats at 68.3 cents, reflecting steady trading activity.
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Chicago
tCorn
City Police Judge Seeks Reasons for Violations
The court invites violators to explain their reasons to the city police judge, aiming to clarify incidents and determine appropriate penalties or corrective actions.
Please Register for Employment After World War I
Calling all returning soldiers and sailors to register present at the United States Employment office on West Clark Street. The Bureau aims to track those seeking jobs, covering all branches and service periods, including home and abroad veterans, with priority for local and future residents of Pocatello. Please register now, urged by the Board of Management.
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Bureau For
War Work
Bannock
Board of Management
U. S
Pocatello
The
Bureau
M. J. Kerr
Labor Department
Washington
United States Employment Office
West Clark Street
Uncle Sam
Bureau For R&turning
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